Pretty sure the one that is cheaper by a few cents is the 2 disc.

Is the cheaper one that retails for $40.95, but for some reason, the discount is not showing up yet when I put it on the cart.

Gah, mine got delayed a day as well. Sigh.

So does Deep Discount not have the digital copy as the option seems to be single disk and 2 disk only?

If you go to dvdpricesearch and put in Wall-E in the search, there will be a link to the 3 disc set at DD.

Thanks. It certainly is confusing, though, as the picture indicates it is just widescreen. Even the special features list does not indicate it is more than 1 disc, while the other version at least indicates its 2 disc. Special feature also indicate both have the digital copy.

I picked up the 3-disc blu-ray of this at wal-mart today. It was on the shelf right next to the 2-disc. Both were priced at $29.95. Which was a nice little surprise since I was planning on just buying the 2-disc. I was curious to see how much the regular dvd was. It is actually more expensive than the blu-ray. The 3-disc dvd was $33.95. I never thought i'd see the day when a blu-ray set was actually cheaper than its dvd counterpart.

There is no single disc WALL-E on Blu-ray. Its either the 2 disc or 3 disc version.

One question for you guys.

I'm sort of disappointed that no trailers or promotional material appear to be included on the 3-disc standard-def release (I did happen to find an Easter Egg, but it's just some test footage). I did read in another review, however, that a collection of trailers is included on the Blu-Ray release. Has anyone found these trailers hidden away on the standard-def Special Edition, or did Disney short-change us on this one?

There is a collection of trailers on Disc 2. I have no idea if these are WALL-E ones or not though.

So what are the differences between the 2 disc and 3 disc sets? If they BOTH have the digital copy what the hell is the third disc? Thanks in advance!

Hasn't this been answered already? Only the 3-disc has the digital copy, and that is the difference.

Answered a few times.

3 Disc set has a Digital Copy and Slip Cover. Thats its. Everything else is the same as the 2 Disc BD. So if you love Digital Copies and/or want a Slip Cover to match your other Animated Disney flicks get the 3 Disc BD set.

Got the 3-disc for no other reason than it having the slipcover... I have no need for the digital copy. I will say though, that this is an excellent 3-disc case. Much sturdier than the Speed Racer/Get Smart 3-disc cases. Love it.

One of the many differences between a BD release handled by Disney and a BD release handled by WB.

And Fox. Amazed they squeezed 3 discs for Firefly in a standard BD case. Would have much rather had the Disney case instead.

Yeah, just check out Nixon & JFK... easy to tell which one came from Disney & which one came from Warner lol.

On topic, my 2-discer came today, can't wait to watch this & Tropic Thunder tonight, nice double feature!

I really love the care Disney is putting into their BD releases compared to other studios. My 3 Disc finally shipped from Amazon so hopefully I will be watching it this weeked. I picked up the 3 disc one because it was basically the same price as the 2 disc one at Amazon and I may use the digital copy at some point.

I finally received my copy and it looks great!
Watching all the extras right now.

I also copied the movie to my PC, digital copy and transferred it to my iPhone. It looks really good there too.

Disney really puts the other studios to shame in their overall presentation of the product. You can tell every aspect of the BDs were logically thought out and tested unlike some of the cheaper studios. When you pause Wall*E they even give a name to each chapter that coincides with the scene going on in the movie. I really wish Disney would swallow Warner whole.

Yeah, and my Firefly case was broken on the inside and was the last copy the store had. The Wall-E case is sturdier than the other cheap multi disc cases that some other studios are using.

I went to Target this morning (around 9 am) with a copy of their web page showing the 2-disc set for $24.49 and the 3-disc set for $24.99. (Target & Amazon are in bed together and DOING THE DEED, if ya didn't know.)

We use our portable player when we vacation or spend the weekend at Disneyland and these digital copies come in handy for that, so for 4 cents more, why not? It sure as Heck beats the Hell outta paying full price for a SD version.

The 3-disker in store price was $29.99. (BTW)

Here's the LinkyDink to the above mentioned page.

After showing a sales guy the online printout, another sales dude nearby overheard us talking about it and started to grumble and shaking his head and mentioned something about how they don't match the Target online price in the Target store, but the first guy thought that 'was weird' (as he put it) and obviously having managerial superiority over the sour puss, he gave me the 3-disc for $24.99. :lol:

No shipping. No waiting. I Likey.

-Tek! :editking:

Absolutely. They are easily my favorite studio thus far when it comes to BDs.

Does the 3 Disc Blu-Ray have a regular Blu-Ray disc inside the slip cover? Or is it all cardboard once you open it?

The blu-ray case is not eco-friendly like the DVD release, no.

Typo, I meant to say "Does the 3 Disc edition have a regular Blu-Ray CASE inside?"

I know this is a bit off topic...

But when I was at BB tonight, they had a new Blade Runner case, 5 discs in smaller case (the size of the Wall-e Three disc BD, or Justice League Season One BD) The damn thing was jam-packed, i'm glad I got the larger former case.

Back on topic! I bought this blindly this morning, and really loved it! It looks amazing! And its a pretty good movie around to top it all off. Way to go Disney!

As good as Disney products are, their HDs are usually more expensive and not relatively available through other cheaper options like CH. So I still prefer to let Warner be Warner. The big discounts you can get on these movies make it worthwhile. Sometimes you can even get these for free!

:hscratch:

What? I thought generally Disney has some of the cheaper Blu prices. Just because they aren't a part of Columbia House isn't a real reason to call foul.

The price you pay for Wall-E on Blu-Ray is well worth the value you get. I don't understand his point either.

Yes. It is a bit thicker than your average BD case, but it is essentially the same thing, just designed to hold 3-discs safely, hence, thicker.

It's sorta like the case used for the Die Hard collection.

From what I gathered from other people, the big cases are discontinued. We won't see cases like Blade Runner, Prison Break Season 1, Smallville S6 anymore. They will all be these smaller cases with flappers.

Picked up the 2-disc Blu-ray yesterday. Would have liked to get the 3-disc set but I had store credit and the particular store I went to only carried the 2-disc. I do like how they used the bulkier (but not by much) case for the 3-disc ... it (and the nice slipcover) give you that sense of added value you wouldn't have gotten if the third disc was just packed into the normal case in an envelope or something.

Disney BD-Live Network Registration Problem
 

Wall-E is my first Disney BD Live title, so I went to register with the Disney BD-Live Network last night. I was able to register for a general Disney account, but I cannot complete the process of registering on the Disney BD Live website. When I go there, I click on "Register Now" and then "I Accept." It prompts me to enter my login name and password (which I do) and then click "Next Step." This is where the problem occurs. It doesn't do anything after I click on this button (does not proceed to Step 3). The screen just stays the same.

I've tried creating an new account, and while it lets me create the new account, it will still not let me proceed past Step 3 to Age Verification (Step 4). I've tried logging into both accounts from my PS3, and it tells me that while I'm a member of the Disney Online community, I need to register for their BD-Live Network (which I'm trying to do).

I tried this on Mac OS X 10.5 (Safari and Firefox) and on Windows XP SP3 (Firefox, IE 7, and Safari). It behaves the same regardless of platform and browser.

Is anyone else having this issue?

I had the same problem. Used IE on one my other laptops to get it to work.

Would you mind telling me your system/browser specifics? It seems to me like it could potentially be a JavaScript issue with the website, but I've tried all of those settings.

It was on my GFs laptop...I don't know for sure. Probably the newest IE and she keeps it all up to date. I too tried Firefox and Safari on my MacBook but it wouldn't get past that same screen.

yeah I've been having problems with the BD live signup too. The "birthdate" thing is stuck on "01/01/01" and there is no way to change it or to continue. Then when I tried to access the BD live features just to see if it would load, it said "BD Live is not available in your area"

However, the log in screen worked for Sleeping Beauty. This is getting annoying.

That is the same problem I am having with Sleeping Beauty. All my other online discs work but not disney.